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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
COL0RED CONVENTION.
Meeting of the Press Association some
Heated Discussions.

Heated Discussions,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August TO- The
National Cololored Press Association re-
suucd its session to-day. and was called TO
order by W. H. Anderson, IN the absence
Vt President summons The discussion
to-day brought about division as to
wmvh patty the colortd men should sup
port. The first topic announced for
discussion Was the relation oi
the NEGRO American TO the existing
political parties. Eev. Allan Aliens
worth, of Louisville, opened the discus.
SION. lie said the American whiteman did
not understand the negro's position. The
trouble wa that when the nero asked for
his legal nights the majority OF the people
seemed to think they asked social privi-
legrS. Negroes should in measure
hr separated from the existing
parties and teach what cOlored mans
rights should be- Mr.. Alexander Clark
OF Chl@so, representing the Baltimore
Commercial, said all men were created free
ami should be entitled to equal rights lie
was Republican, not Il drop OF Demo.
cratic blood In hIs veins, but culored people
should not fight any party or creed, but
labor 10 benefit themselves. Negroes
would be mere cipheTs "a All
independent party. They should ad-
here 10 the Republican party. If
they did not like to do this they
should be ruled out The Republicans
were going to take Possession of things
nGiin. They had mostly split over Jim
Blame, and spOilS 1t was this and their
dishonesty that divided them the last
time. Mugwumps cannot amount to
much ~ they foam company Of sOrehead
rCiurmcrs. There never was a reform party
that WAS not laud. The negro, who de-
serts the Republican party is a traitor to
the living and dead, ana it Is wonder the
ghosts oi the great depar ed statesmen,
who founded the party, do not come forth
and confront them.
Mr.. D. A. Rudi, OF the CItdoiic Yrib,me,
said the negro owed po undying allegiance
to any party.
T. ii. Murray, of the ST. Iouis Idyracc,
stated that 80 long as the negroes we're re-
gardrd ~ the political enemy ui auy party
Just that long would they have that party
to fight aud oppose their interests. The
negro is not IN Il position to dictate Ia any
political party He severely criticized
the st Louis Gi"bn. D.RorEGi which adj
vocatcd the unloading OF the roIored men
into the Democratic party. Colorrd men
should support the party, which Is best
at the present time, not the one that vas
best in the past As tar rs Mr. Blaine is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

NEW YORK, August lO.-The negotia,
tions lOr an harmonious arrangement be.
tween the Western Union and Mackay
system struck a snag to-day, and although
they have not yet been suspended they
are likely to drag a few dlvs. In fact. II
- officially announced that the CONNER.
| cial cable has not Joined the other com,
/ paniss, and that if the rate is advanced u
/ 10 cents word, within one week II will
| make another cut, and ten days from now
take messages at T. cents a word IL Is
openly asserted that nothing can be done
with the B. u O., and that negotiations
Just rs they seemed about to be closed, are
liable to be declared of.
Vice President DccaStO said to-day in
speaking Of matter that there was plenty
OF business for three companies to do and
that they would still have their wires iull
even If rates advanced II was stated by
another official that proposition Ia ad
vance cable rates was made by Mackav at
an interview he had with Gould. No
proposition was made by the Western
imon, and no answer was made by them
TO the proposition but Commercial people
believed that if they made concessions an
arrangement could be arrived at. The
whole question in their minds is to make
rates high enough for all cables under the
SEA pay expenses and live This they
claim cannot he done for less than 80 cents
A word
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UNITED LABOR.


81, ..-. .,....-..-..., 80. tnrIy la New Nnrk
4 .Ii,cty T.u".
R5Ku, HESTER \ y Au,nst Ia Th,
T...i,..I ,,... ;,..
= "'''""'" "S "'''S'''' ''"''' various parts
20! the state, In" majority Of delegates
are knights Of Labor.
Tberr ,r, ro Ycplars If ,,e G.or,.
are, few ..Art;-p,y,,iyr men .r,,n rnraI
Ii-tr,cts
IoIu Inn. nf Sv,,c,.. ,,a,,,I,or nj,
tbr Stat. Conmitte. i.,,ors thr union nr
,lI Lhm n,rtir4 ON tb,. St,ia ti,lrt Tins
I'm hut thinks each orp,niz,fIop ,bonId
have. its ..p,,,.. ,J,,,nrr, Gc,r,c n
Lennon slvs that the toIIowino TELEGRAM
which he, received from Eirbhurp AUa
nhcny county. voices the sentiment oc all
the Labor men.
"Trry, tbe,. ,n,r,,,, rsr,,r,,, ,,,,
,,,,,., a,,,'n;,,.'i ,,,,ia,' IN
i"t "pr':''.." 1,,,,. "',''i " az
'.,,i,,, ,, y, 7,L,r',,.I, I,,a ''''''' 81
,,.;',n,JI b,,.I,,,.,. .,', r...r.,,
H'' N"'u'' was ~, ra'"'' man VI '''' C'h''"-
""'' '""' ''"'.o"' im''C a.e ,I'te h''li"h7
"I 'i'Ih'"'S III 'ne Ne" loIk deitEatloh'
'lt ~ run III IIt interest nI W III. Ndltln
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

LrTIEE, Mich, August lO-Deputy
Sheriff Lincoln has under arrest man giy-
ing the name OF Luther Furloug who j.
thought to be- Boodlcr McGarlgle. He
came here Saturday night, is feet lOI
inches high, bald on the top of the front OF
his head inclined to he thin: dark hair,
slightly mixed with gray; dark gray eyes
and dark dropping moustache, slightly
mixed with gray; small goa'ee, strongly
mixed with gray; high thin nose, slightly
Roman prominent cheek bones, dressed in
Il dark check pants black coat and vest,
rundown collar and black and white
check tie Lincoln is holding him until
he hears from Sheriff Matson, of Chicago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
WITH BILLY NINIIOSE.

m, ,...-,
,,.,., ''' ". ~ ,"''''''''''
-, - Wv
I'll f''''' N''' 'N'' August ID f"fHu-
ant to call, the Republican state Central
Committee Of Virginia met AT ex-senator
,r,b,,o,s r.giJ.ro.. I,.., .ri.,bt o,o..,.I..J.
IL WAS ''''le" 10 "i"'i ny senator MA
hone, who il chairman OF the committee.
Seyrpty.eiybt LEADING representative men
of fine party were ~ attendance After
senator Malone hoI called ,he r,.tirg to
nrIcr he stated tb,t no could lilo to hear
an cynr.ssion of views from each emile
,,,,,, I,r..sant in r.t..renoa ~ ,I,o "ond;,inn
"%,ba r,rt, in .,cb d,.,ri,., Ont mnm.
har ,,,ye thor yiaws
,., ~, .,,-
~ i! :. III. senator M'!'he ihNii'" 'II'
'fli'''''''' W. i'a'' '''iN' VI -h ll'Nf N''''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
MILL BI RNEp.
Bhzr la Clark,burg Charges Against
Mayor {" h" Considered.

BRzc ia Clark,burg Charges Against
Mayor to he Considered.
-r.r.# TaFrug 20 ', Eryis'.r.
CLAEk~HUED, August 10. The cry OF
lire at midnight soon changed the stiffness
OF our streets into srzues of Wild excite
usnt nnd frenzy. Since the recent conlla-
guuuu our people sleep with one eye open.
The tire alarm last night was to the stain.
ed nerves like spark to powder The
we'll equipped saw mill OF t. T. Lowndes,
located near the Weston railroad depot,
VA. th, victim OF In. flames The cause
ut the ugr Is unknown, some believe it tue
work OF ,n u"ediury, while the greater
number think It accidental The loss Is
between four and five thousand dollars
no insurance
1t is the common remark that during the
administration of the present Mayor the
GOOD order oi the town has been consider
ably below par the theory Of ''suhtrr-
ugrs' will be- diagnosed by the Council
ueAt Tuesday night The Mayor will
prubabI, preside at his own funeral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

LONDON, August lo.--A session OF the
British Parliament that should adjourn
without having engaged IN test Of
strength GA the question of permitting the
construction of = tunnel between England
aud France. under the English Channel,
would he u rarity indeed The bill pro
yiding for the excavation OF such u tunnel
was at the present session rejected by less
than iilty votes, but lis oponrH'~ assert
that they could have largely Increased
their minority had the result been at all
doubtful, while the friends OF the measure
declare that public opinion is gradually
drifting TO their side oi the question.
The mere mention Ot the project TO an
old fashioned Tory is sufficient TO throw
him into a spasm of patriotic indignation,
and in fact Conservatives of all shades pro-
iesS to be able To detect IN the scheme
dlaboliCal plot 10 turn the country over 10
the natural enemies OF England, So the
sentiment of the House of Loris on the
matter can be- readily estimated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAM-.


The Hubbard Iron Works at Youngs-
town. q were badly damaged hy boiler
explosion
The W c. r l. of Chicago will erect q
$500 OUO building in that city ior 4 Ma.
tinnal hr4duulrtrrs.
4 h,y named Iunn Johnson fell into n
coke oven at Wypath's. ". Va. and was
burned TO death
The Mayor. Council and Street Commis.
-ionars of WiIkcsbarre. Pa. have been ar
rested ON rnmplaiut of citizen. for allowing
stagnapt wafer 10 accumulate in the
streets
The peach season has opened in Della
ware. and will bee short one. Prices
range from fifty cents To 81 - Il basket
Mrs. Siguir aged eighty seven, was
fatally burned at FIndlay, o, while try
np to light ~. fire
Pete Thompson. at TT. WAYNE, Ind,
dr.pondcni because his wife secured
divorce. attempted suicide aud the murder
of his w!ir.
,rh.re.. .r. - r,nc W.-t Paint yr,dp,tss
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LONDON FLOW Err GIRL
4 LOWLY CLASS iN THE GREAT METROPO-
IlS--THEIR WEARY LIFE.
Gmyeaar Gallery Type As They appear Jpn
tue StreeS-Sourtss u Their Trade Sara
Bernhardt and Ellen Terry As
Lovers Of Flowers.
IOpyTighted.l
'r.I' Correspondence ~ "a, Register.

LONDON, July -, l--7.
The London flower girl, as you find her
in Grosveuor Gallery or the Royal Acad-
cmy, is picturesque IN the extreme. She
is generally depicted with a wealth Of hair
and becoming scantiueSs Of attire Her
ewes are large and melancholy, her red
mouth pititul and her red face a touching
Consrast to the brilliant flowers heaped
with artistic carelesSness in her lap, or held
out with supplicatiug air to the imaginary
passer by. Ii seems almost coarse and quite
needless to add that these charming CON
ceptiOns convey an idea OF a toilet care
fully attended in its first essential.
Months of careful observation have con
vinced me that the London hower girl and
picturesque poverty are far apart The
very name under which these vendors of
the "all CROWN all bloomn'n bios
SONS pass is 50 broad and elastic ~ To he
misleading. The flower girl is Just as like
~ 10 he wiZen-laced, red-nOsed vixen of
fifty, hugglng gin bottle under her ragged
shawl, or Il pinched little woman.child of
ten, with the voice of Scotch bag.ppe
and the assurance of ballet dancer, as
she is to be, in years, the young girl whose
very occupation seems the more iorlorn,
in the striking contrast between the How
erS she offers and the bOldness OF her ad-
lI.sg
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BIDS FOR BONDS.
Proposals tor Four-and Half Per Cents
Received by FairChild.

Proposals tor Four-and ~ Half Per Cents
Received by Fairchnd.
WASHINGTON, August 10 Secretary
F"rrhild al noon threw open the dooIs OF
his office IN the Treasury department, and
publicly opened proposals received for the
sale Of per cent bonds To the Govern
mcnt under the recent circular inviting
proposals
Harvey FiSke x Son, of New York, offer
ri 500, OfO coupons at llOs, and 81, 500, e.
200 registered ut llOt; Robert S. Graham
OF New York, S3OO,OOO registered at llll
tlnt, and Sluu, 600 coupons at III! Hat;
ks~Sler X Co., New York, 81 600 coupons
et nos; First National Bank, New York,
81, l1b. upu registered at 10 Il 100; Jas
TaIrott New York. so, 600 coupons with
accrued Interest at liz; DreNel, Morgan x
Co, New York, 500, 600 registered at
no gl-lOO; William Fellows, Morgan x
Co, New York, SiOU, 600 coupons at llO4;
the Suffolk Savings Bank, Boston, Mass. e,
500, uuu registered At 10; Andrew Lecper;
Chllhcothe, Mo, 81, 600 registered ut 10
with interest 10 September lat: George
McRea, Roanoke, Va, 1000 coupon at
llul
The Secretary has mol yet acted upon
any ot the proposals.
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PUBLIC TEACHERS
still In Session at MouudsVnl" Interest
lnabat"d.

still in Session at MouudsviIl" Interest
Inabatrd.
Syc.ta' El,IrGn 4, ne R'gt%g.
MOUNnsyILLE. August TO- Institute
met according 10 adjournment. After
singing, Rev LorIu /. Stewart conducted
the devotional exercises.
The work ol the Institute was continued
by the Instructor in profitable drill on
arithmetic
Rev W Il. Watkins. "f P"uusylvinii,
favored the Institute with tab on Ian
guage To this gentleman the teachers
are indebted iur the excellent revision Oi
McGuffy' y new spll,r II" gay" irill in
orthOgrarhy and th" teachers gained much
information 10y asking Tor thr pronounc.a-
tiOn Of different words
The following commttr, We appointed
to draft resolutions W Il. Matthews, +
J. Parsons, Robt \. Riggs, l.. Eonar >
K Hanan, India '. Evans. Nora Dulbear-
Mary + McCabc and R"na White.
4 drill in spelling lol!o"ed.
The discussion OF lguguI%" vas again
taken up after the noon recess and was
participated IN by the Instructor, :. K.
Hanan and Others.
Prot. Armstrong. Of the West Liberty
Normal School, was introduced ana spoke
in behalf Of the institution hr represented.
The roll showed a membership of 30.
At3.3D the ln~tItut" ccepted IN INVITA-
ton from Snpt Robertson Ia visit tho
penltrntiary.
This evening, Prof " II. WooIcfy,
President Of Bethany COLLEGE, lectures on
The Demand of Education
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MILK FAMINE IMMINENT
Great Drouth Drying the supply Illinois
Dairy Men Affected.

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man who has inst r,uplp,rd a tour pf I'M,
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everywhere evidences OF q rapidly coming
milk famine. the result .r the GREAT drou,i,
Th.',ar,orsr,.. .,I. q, nil r,r,ir..,.,,,. ~.
inferred from IN, fact rb,i orr mill, ,r,in
which reaches Cb,c,o, Al IU , m c,rr,r.
hnm tbis county Jni,v upy,rd nj ,,,,.rtv
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

LONDON, August lO.-A number ol
Tory peers threaten to reject amendments
to the Land bill introduced IN the House
Of Commons, especially claus, providing
for a revision Of judicial rents They al-,
warned the government moi to attempt 10
deal with the question of arrrIr, The
attitude OF these Lords hi~ mrtly,rd
cabinet action tOW lrd lmih,' amending the
bill 10 satisfy the nLrn"llitr- Ginds'oni,ns
sent notice Ia members IN the country 10
be ready to return it the Peers mutllate the
bill aud Parncliitcs have been ordered Ia
remustrr in full force. Lord Salisbury and
all Minstcrlalists are eYeriing the utmost
pressure to suppress the revolt ol Peers At
an informal meeting at he Carlton Club to
day the sentiment Ot those present was On
the side of the Peers, but the general OpIn
ion wasfthat by threatening 10 withdraw,
the bill could override opposition
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
THE RICE FIELDS FLOODED.
Reports Indicate Total Loss "f the Crnr
Along the savannah.

Reports Indicate "a Total Loss "f the CroI
Along the savannah.
CHAELE~ToN, S. C., August lO.-Re
ports received this morning from the fresh.
ets in the rice districts indicate total loss
OF the crop ON the Savannah river.
This, ii is estimated, reduces the Caro-
lima rice yield to about hall Il crop. Twrn-
ty thousand acres OF rice are now under
water in the rice section OF Georgia and
Carolina. In the rice district around
Charleston the crop is uniuiured. There
will be no serious damage done here unless
high easterly winds should set in and back
up salt water on the plantations.
The river ut Augusta was 81 feet at :
O'Clock this morning. It has since iallel
slightly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

NEW YORK, August lO.--At its conSru
tiou to-day the Order OF American Fircmrr
adopted a constitution providing for a IN
tional association iraternal and social 10
It's character but not secret. \ propose
tion to provide for mutual henetts and
assurances was rejected as undesirable
during the experimental stage Of the asso-
citation. ANY white man now an active
fireman, or who has been hOuorably dis
charged from any fire department, is eli
gible to membership. state councils will
be organized in every State where ten
local associations exist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
HO>TILITIEs POSTPONED.
The Gable War viii Sut Begin just al
pTEseut

New YORK, August John W.
Mdckay, President of the Commercial
Cable Company, who left for san Francisco
last night, will return here by the end OF
tins month, ond definite action, it is be.
lieyed will then be taken IN the matter Ol
arranging new rates Tor cable messages
Hector DE Castro, Vice President of the
Commercial Cable Company, said to-day
that his company had decided 10 wait two
weeks longer for the other companies to
act II by the close of the month the op.
position lines fail to restore cable rates to
forty cents then the Commercial will drop
To twelve cents per word. This action
may cause the others to reduce to siN
cents, and in such an event the cable wal
will become very disastrous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

CHARLESTON, August 9.-Jamea d. Aid
ridge, prominent citizen Of Logan Cont
House, was shot 10y c. K. Williams. The
affair happened in front of Williams law
office Aldridgc lived hut a few minutes
after the shooting having two bullets in
his breast. Williams was Immediately ar
rested aud placed in Jail to prevent his
being lyuchcd 10y the excited crowd that
quickly gathered Last night Williams
was taken FROM the jail by an angry mob
and hung to trte
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11
CABINET SPLITS Up
on PRGCI AIMING NATI0NAI LEAGUE
SALISRURl $ VIEWS UNDECIDED
KraptAine Objects 70 French sympathy tos K4,A0t
Tories Excited at EuHnr. PQjec; Bsmn,h's
Gratitude Peers Protest against
Amendment; u Lqui Bill.

LONDON. August lO-The Ministry
are reported still at skies and seyens about
proclaiming the National League. No
decision has been taken. Meantime they
are collecting official reports relating 10
the operations of the League, and intend
to Justify proclamation. Mr. Bslfour is
understood to favor action Lord Sails
bury, whose energy eXpends itself some
times III the manufacture of vigorous
phrases, cannot make up his mind. He Is
reported 10 prefer poStponing proclama-
tlon till Supply is out of the way Should
he throw down the gage to the Irish mem
bers before the money votes have been
passed they could easily keep Parliament
sitting through September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

Great excitement has been cansei in the
vicinity OF PaI.s. Texas, by the remark
able recovery Of Mi J. +. Co!ley, "ho was
20 helpleS, that he could hot taru IN bed,
or ralse his head every body said he "a'
dying Of Consumption. \ tTId bottle at
Dr. KINGS New Discovery wl's ~rHi NM
Finding relief hc bought large bottle
and a box Of d.. King'- -" hi" rms
bv the time he had taken i"o hoHcs "i
Pills and two bottles OF the D,+,p'"T' II"
was well and h,d gained III ti'sh thirty
six pounds Trial bottles oi th'' "''at
Discovery for Consumption iTe. al Logan
q Cos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

Duh,~ p,apby'arttr Fluid is unrqualled
i'm the treatment uf .,dgt Fever Jsrd
a~ a garyle % prevents the throat from he
coming dpthrrilir. allays the inhamma-
tinn alI subdu,, lhr pain. tscd to sponge
IN, body 1t aIlays the itching intamma-
ton of the skin aud destroys Infection.
Exposed in the Sick-room It Will prevent
the spread OF the cOutagiOu aud keep the
atmosphere wholesome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

PARIS, August lO.-Prince krapotkine
has written an indignant letter to NJ.
Rocheturt, protesting against the enthusi-
Lsm Of Republican France Tor NJ kaikol.
NJ. R0cheiOrt refuses 10 publish the let
ter, which he begs to be- excused from ell.
dorsng, though he says that, as 4 Socialist,
he agrees with its contents.
He concludes his reference TO the letter
with this comment. Who shall SAY that
We will not be compelled to talk German
in our old days? Anybody who will save
US from that shame Will be worthy OF grat-
itude.
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Ciunr nld Tie Work.

ADRIAN, NiIcH, August lo.-NO rams
have fallen here since the early part OF
June, and the drought ,s becoming disas
trous. Not only have crops been affected
aeri0usly. hat farmers are now apprehen-
slyc of fires Last evening man driving
by Charles CuIbcrtsou'S, near Tccumseh,
threw a lighted cigar by the roadside. The
gra-s iguitcd, and all Of Culbertson's farm
building and stacks, with Il quantity Of
fence. were burned Lakes IN the western
part Of the county, which never iluctuate
hut 10 few inches, ATE now lowered two feet
hy continued evaporation.
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RIsmarck,s GrntItmdc.

BERLIN, August lO.-Princr Bismarck
has sent dispatch To Gottingcu, in which
he says: 81 am deeply grateful for the
honor conferred upon me by placing my
bust in the University, and regret that
was unable to b. present at the ceir-
bratiun'
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Operation ON the crown Prince.

LONDON, August 10 -German Crown
Prince arrived at Edinhurg to-day and
spent the day signt seeing. Before the
Prince left London Dr. Mackenzie per
formed another operation upon his throat
Electricity was applied 10 the laryniN and
the last trace OF cNrrcsreucr in the throat
successfully removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

NEw YORK, August lO--The Turf F,id
and FUm has received the final deposits
for the scuiIing races between Bubear,
champion Of England, and Wallace Ross,
at Saratoga on Friday, and between
Teemer and HanIan at Toronto on Sltur-
day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August I0. Willis
NlcDramou, a school teacher. near Gabat.
tla, Jackson county, found his school house
guarded los mob yesterday morning, who
refused hiu admS>ioG. ON the ground that
hr was rrohihitiuul-t McDeIrmuu
opened another school house, lnti-Prohibi-
tluul-t Installed another teacher aud the
pupils are divided according To the parents
views on the question
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

FREQp ENTITY accidents occur in the
household which cause burns, cuts, Spralus
and bruises: for use in such cases DIR. ). II.
McLean's Volcanic oil Liniment has for
many years been the constant tayonte fam
ilH remedy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-11

AEGoNIh, X August lO.-Mrs Susan
ua NJ. Salter, Mayor OF this city, denies
the statement that she has said that she
finds her official duties too burdensOme for
a woman. She declares she finds them less
troublesome than household duties, which
She also attends to, and does not complain
,f III hpr